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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-13
FROM MURRAY. I. r.
MURRAY, l. T. Jan. 9, 1886.

MURRAY, i. l.. Jan. 2, 1000.
EDITOR TELLER:
Another year has made the circle o.
time, aud the Occur d Alenes still pros
per, regardless OF the croakers. True
money is not so plenty as to clog the
wheels of commerce, or rust in the peck
cts of the average man. Our only vaults
are those used by Nature, where hel
wealth is deeply hidden aud guarded
aud take his bone, muscle, money anc
time to steal from Nature her treasures
During the past year we have abundant
reason to feel proud of the energy and
investment Of capital in our midst.
The Golden King and Golden Chest
mines have each large force Of mtn
employed and are turning out the gold
bars, and are looking for prosperous
year.
The Idaho Co., have now saw mill
that will soon be in operation, and will
furnish all necessary timber for the mines
and building purposes.
The road is finished 70 Milo and The
cars are running to that point, and the
river is still open and the steamer make
her winter trips regularly. Thi, removes
much annoyance in the shipment Of ore
aud freight both ways.
Our new county officers.elect will soon
take the mon clad oath and don tie robes
Of Office aud pull on the reins Of county
government. And by careful and judi
cious management can raise the finances ;
100 cents for each paper issued. 1t is
true we are now in d .bt, caused by the
many new improvements made during
the past two years.
New Years day passed of very quiet
". The hotels and restaurant provided
good dinners for those who wished to
strengthen the inner man, while the sa
looms and beer halls furnished the fluid
to cheer and invigorate the weary and
discouraged Occur d'Alene miner after
year of hard labor. Dances were on
hand and the b'hoys and g'hals did the
thing up brown.
Politically, there is but little said, and
there is but little interest taken in poll.
tics. The prospect Of the admission Of
Washington or Montana territories to the
union, is not regarded by the people here
as probable or likely to occur. But little
reaches us from the capitol about legisla
tive matters, 81 we are loss to know what
our law making people who make up the
18th session, are doing.
Many Of our lawyers and disciples Of
Blackstone have gone to Boise to be on
hand at the ensuing term Of the supreme
courl and to dispose Of their muddled
mining cases taken up by appeal from
the district court.
The "bcautiful' has come to stay
which gives the placer men contented
smile, as water will be plenty. Ditch
men also look happy over the water pros
yect fur the coming season.
Adams Sun came in fine dress,
newsy, and credi,able for the new year,
The water wheel attachment to run the
power press is everything iur the devil
no leg work ut this Office, only for the
carrier.
Murray grows slowly but surely and
will yet be the metropolis Of North Ida
no. Strangers coming into camp daily
sleigh stages full both ways. New year
shake to all. Yours, NEE PIERCE
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-13
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LOUIS Home 1719.
LAND OFFICE AT

LeWIstUN IWHHO, DC. o, 1856,
To John W. Hal and oil Others:
\ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THt
~ following namel settler has He'd uotic,
If his intention to make final proc in supper
IT his claim, and that said proof will he mad.
before register and reee yer At Lewiston, Idahn.
on January 20 1887, viz. Louis Levy, HON.
No. l7l9 tor the lots and 2 and s,s ne \
SEQ tp ~ n r3w. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
~ and cultivation Of said land, viz: JOHN
W. TaA Tor. Louis II. Clark. Walter CLARK
Jacob Mckinnes, all Of Genesee p. 0. l. I.
P. Il. WINSTON.J R.
III Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-13
NOTICE-HOMESTEAD CONTEST.
U S. LAND OFFICE AT

U S. LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. I. T. Nov. 80 1886.
COMPLAINT having been entered IT this
office by William Whitinger against Joachin
J. G, Bartes f,r abandoning his homestead en-
try No. 1877, dated June 4th. 1898. upon the
&c . ne4 section 20 and 81 nw.4 and ne \ Of
nwA section %. township 80 range ! BIN.
in Nes Perez county. Ida.o Territory. with a
view to the cancellation # said entry the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 18th day Of January. 1887, at 10
O'Clock a. IN !. to respond ana furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
p. II. WINSTON, in.
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-13
NOTICE.

election fur Eve directors for the First mt.
i"nal Bank Of Lewiston |. T., for the year
1887, will he held ut the Office of said bank
on sec nd Tuesday of Jan, 1857. between the
hours OF ten and four o'clock P. NJ, Of said
day. JNo. II Evans, Cashier.
Lewiston I. T., Dec. 10. 1886 ll-3w
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Repairing-+Ne atly-i+Don

have the finest lot Of custom made
boots and shoes on hand that was ever
before offered to the public Of Lewiston.
Boots and shoes made to order and 1T
guaranteed, All Of my goods in stock
are Of the very best quality and are for
sale at prices to suit the times.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
FATHER KELLER FREE
RELEASED FROM NllmAINHAN JAIL.
The Warrant 81 Arress Declared Illegal
AB Enthusi.stic CFewd, los tacinS
the Iord - aynf, greet. Hfn At
fao 1ati Does.

Dgmsx. May 2i.--The Court Of Appes,s
Las decided lhAi shs ssifsat upon which
the arrest q Rev. Father Keller wss made
on = charge OF contempt Tor refusing 90
testify la tie bankruptcy case - ILLEGAL sud
has revised tie decision Of Uaeen's bench.
An order wss Immediately sent % the
authorities of keima.ahsm lail ior h.s dis
ohsTge and be wss d.selArged- Also clock
this evening a large crpWd ~ !Tls1lz and
admirers "a the priest assembled III TIE
vicinity OF the al avalling the lime when
he should oe set free. The carriage 81
Mayor Sullivan was IN readiness 70 receive
him, and with Il oane the Lord Mayor
himself, accompanied by the venerable
Archbishop Walsh aud Timothy q
Harrington. n. +. A. latheT
Keller emerged from The prison
great shout Of triumph went ~
from thousands OF throats. lie was driven
10 the Imperial Hotel, followed bY the
crowd. II delivered an address thsnking
his friends for the reception given him AID
reiietating his steaif.st belief IN the prin-
ciple for the promoting Of which be hsd
been Imprisoned he took occasion 70 ex-
press thanks 10 the officers OF kllmalnham
Jail who. he said, had treated hiu with
marked respect and kindness. Father
Keller receied from the window amid
storm of enthusiasm and cheering
and the crowd. accompanied by several
bands Of music and carriages. banners and
transparencies, formed in procession and
psraded the streets until u late honr. The
utmost good nature prevailed during the
entire STAIR. IL is stated tha. the clrcum-
stances attending the arrest, trial and i'm
prisonm.nt Of Father Ryan, of Herber-
TO sn. who is now incarceFated in kilmain-
ham, sre III. same as those in the case OF
Father Keller. and that proceedings with
view To his release will be instituted before
the Court OF Appeal on Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
The GIRLS ARE SAVED
GFzas m.s 80 Ca fsFse~ fes Fssase tsa-
ss.s@ : ~at. a sefisis nsssessfg--
1as FGFss - ta@ gFr4F
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saz assts ts.t.tes sfef.t
LAssgxs Nsv "a Fas uasBiax whl's
Csef 8aely &4s sfSeias Fo.nt ga ovor
- printing ie fhs legislative fefs..t tss
faes tasf ga Essasg atssrueoa tas House
teok 5 recess ~ taeafy bliHgies G. siia~
NJ s IS bsae8k el is@fr9.s- q faesnesr ~
tae -iats Hcari oi Pua.te insff4eaon. 90
ad1ress fbe RsrrtseatsllfeS reiatfe 90 tae
Msns s. Aog. Ifxf Hoak ell NJ Aaspmsa
tstltsd hin IS caliag oaf iefii th4t De s4s
- srzaiag Tor camlsi Csp.sia Aa0lx oas
h~eu ffsaset tais say 0n msHY OCCASIONS,
an n<i8z a car scI sBtIons Wan tar90fn
an lhr8aga. he violently resented tae
hzTEe 81 an insult 70 hlm. snd declared
that he 2euif hand an his resignation as a
r-eal6er 81 the H38se az ths a.leruo0n ses-
sIal The Hgasl al oufnet AZ ngen altii
MoulaF. 80 be WAs Va sole % carry o1t AIS
design Several friends hsfs been tais.ng
witl aim. aat A. = rs. 1lt be has c0ncl2det
Eoi % -es.gu.
GsFelnor Luce made the Age % Consent
49,. p'aeing the age az yesrs. a laS, To-
dar Isl sisalnk IT, he a.so signed tae at
relative - tie water WORKS question ia
Grand Rapids.
Deputy Railroad Commissioner Ransom
rsoors the earnings ~ Michigan railroads
tor Aasch % be ! eU 0ipsI Increase over
March ls,5. 81 -53 tdZs4. TIE gotsi eafn-
sag5 iroal January 4. iS>I, u April 1, Issl.
slT SIS $50 1s an Increase over correspond
n nt0uIh. Of 1856 OF Szo5I. 1918, or lolo
per cent. QCiAlSE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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Flnsal So AaF AEssus tss sesspfy
ae.l Cd aamasf ~ Feaus ~aasa. ssris
s1d s.e1 aas ass a. soFk a. gsasinsea :
ks1 acfery "a ll1efig - there ~ess bet
very iss ss sas4E altsrs Sea $40 d. aaf
clmp. .aia 81 oe.EE sex sif2elsh Eahe5y
kass ,or : l7uk rms sa@l tes ezase of
tAs.z l8i,s. .1slt.oa rag sss. Aaeai 3
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p4.e. t1ey iei- siex sal saas ~ .seaa sem-
led. As 80 slfsfnfoa atgsueel fsS ul-
osr 81 sea psoesa 81 cresss1 ass ssfHt >
. l.,sSk tbe ale Aeaf % ihs lecorg
40 kel zrslf as4. mof4 axe = aespital
Naui fssn = Eiae ahsre asslsIlg ever loig
las % be- a4Fi a. ~ofk A iasestis s.floa
sas a. lzsl asase ~ NJ i.os seil. sls sore
mAa "a tae sec11l nsoE. shle1 -es .ltsf ia
tle taFrlsgplent ci "a. .alsowisg stafg
Al 1oon every iaV tie aa3 sh1 - krEef4.-
ly have a cap II -oItae Al0s . IA tEslf Z 'l-
Eer. i.as II tAe .irls bad Dssa apo ei
90 mazs the cofes tor th= uaole eTost.
" ben ihe girl makes the eslise ever o0siy
helps himself or hsrself 10 as mgch a. Is d.
sired snd this s.gi, As a rlie, sas as .2=t 70
go ler sas-e.
ea4ss asaia. aud ever ests lad a. maea as
Ls san.el Eaea tbs firi. Ou ss.aS - heip
herself - her cap. tGaa thsl nothing Was
lsft TO- her. -1e fslr very much annoyed.
ald turning zr01ut she said 90 some OF
hrr comrades. -All righf il set sQusre
Ni.a Yoa. anyhow. that n4s al s1s re-
marked
Nssleaisv after she lad made he coffee
sFan. sic tool. a cnluk ofsa.t, it - = a'leget.
sr rlrew lt 30 the colee pos The sslk
change fas lasts % The beverage bar very
lr.le saI iO0-ils around sic noticed q loI
oI TOBACCO dus1. she Immediately took .
handful ol the dust snd threw II inlo ths
c3l-c. is farl aer alleged She dit not say
a wort aoOnt lhis until -he got on the ll--d
lioOf where she - occupied As q bunch
oreaker. Here she to.l some o. The other
r RS that be hsa got even with 'felem
downstairs for u0i leaving her any coae5
the day before. N099lT. however sad
anything about r. Bat when the report
was brOeEa- ge-stAirs OF the prevail
ins sicknsss the girls becGrle fright
ensd .na ghOgghs that she had poisoned
the whole crowd. Thev hrst beam 10 whis-
per about = aal TIE glrl had said 20 them.
The story OF the poisoning was told again
and again. until IL reached the ears Of the
foreman. tie az once came upstairs aud
QUESTIONED the girl a. TO what she had done.
she did 1os express the least regret aud con-
f-ssed 10 having thrown a handful OF tobac-
CO dun iatO the coffee.
Ar Boswell went ar once below and re-
ported the occurrence 20 Dir. JenkinsOn.
ijv this time there were four women quite
sick. and number were complaining or
not fcei.ag well. The foreman at once went
10 the girl and discharged her. A promin-
ent ply .cian on the Sou,hside was asked
last night whether the nicotine. swallowed
BY he people. might prove serious. but be
stated thar the quantity OF dust used br the
gifl was hardly sufficient TO effect them
worse ;haa 10 MAKE them yOmit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
CAUGHT OK OUR WIRE.

QurrvsTowv, Nav 2l--Ths Umbria las
ar rrvei from New York.
hoxrETsr. Nay I-C. r. smithers.
President Of the Bank % Montreal. died
this afternoon.
Sr. Louls Nav 2i-The annual conven-
ton Of the National Miiiess Association
wiz be held here Say -.
LEvisTox. DE, Nay 2i.-Thirfeea vesrs
sep Dasif silver. - Eumford. disappeared
HE father. who has lost ed. co1fessed
be ore doing - thst Re kile1 his son In
self defense with sled stake. All buried
ths remains under bis barn.
GHzEyr1LE g.. Nay 1.-THE residence
n John W. Srayi. 3 wealthy citizen. wts
roifbe3 s50Bf e ociak isst ulkht oi SI1.-
oo.t in currency and gold. spsyd vss sro1e
in the b0ass 81 the uIae. bit ls heard n5th-
ina u iae thief g movements.
NIvxfrrs. Man. MsT p M-Grsst erei's-
r0sFf exists IN Ma to5a over tbe srs6lsa
Pacific threat - gre Ain1tps9 t1e ea-sT 4.
tIasre hss been cFf1s-fisf1aIe tax ~ sHees-
sion and s18ai3 flffbef sig.tsf - - ti.rozn
ia t1s T=r - thc rad g. fbs A31nfsrY
Tine serious .foa5se - uat 1nlker ~ eccar.
Tca8sr8. Oaf.. Kas "a Narer Hox snd
has rscsiFFd 81 eppss fGr fanls ~ tee -
ief oi fhe ~iaoss and i9 area ieff
- TIE veins n tfe helsIfao p c.
COS err sss-sr. IhsT srs -epefei in rrset
distress is-s.8es tnese there a-e F8anr
families wh0se supps7i "a eesss3 vifo fhs
death 81 the snFie men
Psrrf E-ow. :. r Nav 2f -Prere ersfforfr
ara oelaF Tsde sT PriDcsto1 80 fees - ss1d
2 s.fsHf srF7sfissa - tszfssz . es,ser~s
TIRE t8tsl e.. f@e rf tte x1a 20 81E 10
The members viii sell O.. Fae Is ca me
ftrurIs and VI ret1rn s9s- tfae ia 0e-
t15tr T1e r,hsarrssia1s r4 - ma1e
ss0ai forty u ies irom N8sT
psaF.1sSex 2. =. NAY q Ies w89Is
in rhs vscin - - tsse v.lisre 1 lsrt 80 r
rae ssrta hem pan 81 t-s St3.s e1 agbf s-e
Fss-e-lsg fro-a lo<r-n 7r~e sBs-rs Fage-
ss1fs cf sr-es 81 farsst have 5sen ts~sa
-TsT. ss1g sero1s 1arf ~ {h- I'd
ffre- sraoea sag Use fsn-
sea srz-eyers se er2
EaR rosx Ns7 q -1k r-ers ~
ths ssesad e1se rlths so1fA rs e--ks
ort u ~ esere1 81 pev q fsfsr
fssr fs~ass~fy 81 & s-ze - ~ sfef4T Tan
re rso n tts rmr - e had
ssf coa tns rs-.5.e sfe~ So ~
ere ner- r. s 81 ssseher If1se Il Esa
fwsatv-s a~t- T5sa Asmss Fsrs ss-
c0reres.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
The STOCK MARKET.
The Arrival Of Texas a nisnsis Causes a
Price Of Cattle a. lltslfas


The Arrival of feHss snisnsis Csnses the
Price of Cattle a. Dsclins.
CHIcAG0, May I.-At the Si0ck Yards
the receipts ol oAGtle were only 300. not a
sufficient number 10 make market. AZ
Is well known. business for The week IN
tie cattle traffic actually closes On fri6sy
During the week about a 600 were sold, AZ
sdecline Of i5t3 - cents per 100 on the or
cinafy run OF fat cattle, and - % 81 cents
on coarse. common natives aua canning
stock. The cause % the decline was the
large number 81 Texas arriving,
tie ssme being cheaper and more usefsl
than common natives 20 those dealing ia
that class. Receipts - hogs for the day.
IL 0eo. liiile or no change ia values as COM
pared with Yesterday and prices have ruled
nearly steady the past week. The best
heavy a shade higher than = week ago.
keceipts of hogs for the wcet - ~. There
has been All active demand for sheep the
entire week. Estimated Tccelpt for next
week, 80 600 cattle and 10000 hogs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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fes Nsasrsa4 tsaaas
faass eas hses asse 4fsssfseness sla
tsfssrs 81 eeeiaat arasat tsiss sasssss sss
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ksus2s AtaltsasiA hisseen ssia a aer
tte1es Apeai sksl sssa.Hf sa.aas as
80 ~ Felaat - fle sEF. a9a 81 sllsal
ivenit niaatss FseI 81 asttNsss selilea
ofs fae eff Tee krnAl..a - she e.3aas
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sNnsls snfSafeoef snn.eanTt pi asasef
fftn ths sspta nents eiaud 81 q
lr81dY tfnNu uts.er a. the ssuti yasl
wes sinssf al fsnxish saiis ~Alie tfusa
: hs hofthcas - q 1sTk eloal wafel a.
fst seesitso aslassns nsatfessi 49, o. ntesl
lie otHsf tlsasis Iiss Eiaa4s tfsf laes,
il.snet SEEMED Siasbsi stationary ard
eaQrns8 az ana ao~u ilse Sac i..anltHf aai-
ioss 81 iiss faEiEE 0at4u tas s4sa hise q
a. sll sals llaa a. direettaas ltas bsil tsar-
ton az ias cifF was suClauilod IA duet
pedestrians hAfrls1 soa4sn sef faed isFfog-
ra aoeHs aaa Windows wee
c.esed a4d sFsrY oes Bsetpared iaf
tie worst i4aklIv the ofposs 90
cloucs failed fa meei mosi tssfs.s .s,is
disaster sns avefiee sad shai a.leii iiaee
pfoyes q raiE sUfnec iuia nieeSi ~ tai Tie
to31 ksies o. Heeken upenea nnd iar a.
EeH4 ihs RAN Sell Ia garfents os. lsinF fAe
esrtl. flooded tie sifeets saved fhs crops ~
lhs farmers. and 1sias iIem Ilse scare tie
- has tesn gFaaiiy benefited
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
The MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE.
Eighteen shocks in Fourtesn Hours-A
Biz Volcano Developed.

Eighteen shocks in Fourfssn Hours-A
Big Volcano Developed.
CIrY OF NzxTco May 2i.-Reports from
local officers in the regions OF Northern
Mexico, recently visited by earthquake
siocks. resched here today. Tue Chicf
Of the Fiscal Guard At Babispe, says: The
earthquake was 50 strong here il did not
leave single ha5itable house standing.
sixty persons were killed and many we're
wounded beyond hope Of recovery. Be-
tween p. n. and a. n. Of the day follow
ing there were eighteen shocks. We ere
still digging ont tee bodies aud think the
number Ol KILLED will reach $50.
Il letter from JanOs. in Chihuahua, SAYS:
The greater part OF the houses here were
DESTROYED bat nobody was killed"
Jefe Pol.icy. Of Cases Granees, sends
vorJi tnst there is great need OF food for
the sufferers IN the distric; afflicted.
Another letter from Jsnos declares the
existence OF sn extensive volcano and says:
= rhe smoke il so dense IL cuts oil toe suns
rays. MANY testify taas when the earth
quake occurred they saw large DowldeFs
shoot rp into the air. and that flames burst
forth FROM tie snmmt OF mountain, SET
ting ire 20 the forests
The Municipal President Of San Andres
writes At $50 p m an extraordinary
earthquake occurred here. assure you
there was not person at the time who
could explain how ne feit Houses were
shattered and glass broken. but the most
remarkable 0f ali was this: Ihers is a clear
spsinx called the Pensda. in Arroyo. ~ tue
ieos of bluG For two hours this spring
flowed an immense stream Of water. thick
with red mud but after while 1t returned
"a IS oriziasl condI ion"
4 latter ietier from Eases Grsndes. says:
In the mountains which are called Sierra
Nedrs volcano Of fiTe vas started which
is e7en now covered With great clouds Of
smoke. The volcano burst forth 81 th3
hour The earthquake vas fslt.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
or AMERICAN SOIL.
W ". OfIrisa Lands at Care Vincent and
Prrceeds 90 Niagara Falls.

vna. OsIrfsn lands at Cape Vincent and
Proceeds 90 Niagara Falls.
warzRTowx. y. y May 3l.-wm.
OBnsn and party arrived here without
mishsp Of erv kind. A stay Of an hour
AMI a hs'f vas made here and the PARTY
vas nset b. s ispufation Of leading citizens
an4 escorted To The Wo0druT House. where
~ Informal reception was hefi. The party
fhsn isfs fnT Nisxara Falls Al Cape
Vincent where American territory vas
touched fcr tie fret iime ia a fortnight.
an3 after sac narrow escapes Win
his life. ss 8rien stepped upon
tie per both be aud his
psrtv iHsd Their hafs and shouted "Hur-
rsh f1r the stars and stipes. 90 which the
crowd tn seitng responded with vigo-oCs
cheers
Al enteVprisinr Photographer prevailed
on tss partT 70 sit for their photographs
and % B1sn good humorsdiy complied,
saving ~ hs faref the camera God bless
us weIlt almost sooner 90 through
Orsnseuen n is<isS than this
The mysterious individual with r11xiss
turned up seain ooiaF on board the ferry
hos He hss been positively identified a.
a scotland Iarl detective thouEh he tried
- pass himselg of az a correspondent t0r
Reuter- agency.
Svrscr-v =. T.. Nav 40 Brisn. Kei-
bride and heir party scopped or here for
an hour this evening On their vsy 70
Nisss-a Fails Rren vas Carried inl-
netiafeir - the Nan.ssrbiit n1ase. where.
after suoner. he made = short speech and
snEs-s.i ia general hsndshaki19 q Bris-
sf.oEe - voice that sserne1 enfsshied hv
sgftsriag vhiie here he vas examined hy
DR. novie Who pronounced hln very bsdiv
hruisel IN ais opinion not msnv days
vii e,ap>e bef0rs . .iFien viii cuuas down
with o'eu-isy from the bruises in bis ieff
side q here tne i0wer ribs we're 80 seriously
sfscte3 Hs right iung vas also found t.
BE- injured and his other wn1asds we're such
e. soon - cause him - give az for tine.
NrAasRA FA1rs. y Y Nay DO Brien
arrived here a. minight Rev Fsfher
Hires and Hon Thos Wsich. as local com
ailgee. welcomed me frisn uairi8t
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Quarterly meeting 81 the tmes NJ p
church PrsseBfQ iB he morning ~ tie
Presiding Eioss ! J. I5nsl Love fsssi -
e 81 in TIE erer ~
In he sbsenoe ~ tbs pastor. Rsv. J. y.
Letter. ~ fsixef College. vii ffesfh q fht
Park Congregational church. ro0rpinz ard
evening.
Hev. 7. A sprxgus vi ooDdus4 services
si Fofrsfov 4 izvfoD p Hal. Wesi Fnifou-
-. e. ~ Ills afternoon
~ Iucs's Hssl. Ees 7 r 1asBsun. - tl.s
Tafria Hoi' i'sfsd C'hfietsan lestsrssie cnn~rn
b eo1dncf services ia the g1glist lsn-
cuers fayraine and evening Iufasi tsp-
fisu sfter morning service
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

PHInApy1rHsk. Nay 2l.--J. Rsv sbep-
psrd. reporter for the Phils1slphis hec-
oga and +. !. Issscs. Of tie Tfess were run
over and killed a. Germantown junction.
near here. By pennsyivs railroad train.
Ia an attempt 20 get - the DEPOT before the
train. lssacz iripped over the railroad aud
Sheppard who was close behind him. Eel
over The prosirste form 81 bie companion.
Before they conld fise tie train struck
them. and they were frighfuiiY msngied
Both wsre brought 70 the oity and returned
70 their respective homes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

WY Yosx Msg q The British Tramp
steamer Iorsin sailed from Co1ssr. s g.
rith a cargo Of Phosphate rock on March
.. eslisd a. Newport Nsrs. Va Ms-ch %
for frssh supply Of cal saj left the Sans
ds- sc7nd - Nsr Csstle Fngisrd She
has not reached her 4 sstins.ioa sbe vss
ia chsrzs ~ Capt r. = NcCauiey. = naTi-
gator q vide experience aad a crew -
frsntg-Hve men Before ds5s-ti-x the
Gsntsi1 t1l3 s7rrs f-ients tast he inte1te7
- take = aortheriv rssssrs ~ersrsl 81
them cautioned hirn srainsl this aecsuse -
frrto~rS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
The following shows the present standin
# the league clubs.
Clifton Races.

NEw YoRg. May 2L-The Clifton races
oday resulted IS follows: First race, Eve
f 7rlongs: Atalsnia first. Chstesu-Do sec
0 nd. Comus third. time. I.05l
Second .race. three-iourths mile. Mary
Hamilton and Mollie Thomas ran q dead
b Eat. Bsaconsfeld third. Mary Hamilton
on the run OF heat time l.2ll.
Third race. one mile: Eitrinidad FIRST
HToodaower second, Barbaia third time.
1.4s.
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth miles.
a uroa first, Wauksha second, Young Duke
Il .ird: time. l.53.
Fifth race, seven furlongs. George Anges
first, King Bad second, Bob simmons third.
q ns, 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

strN1sstE -. tt~ttsAs etA-a.
HOUGHToS. Nay 2i.-Aside from a saloon
and meat market, the only buildings which
escaped distraction at Lske Linden, were
the Calumet and Hecls stamp mills, ware
houses and y or % residences in tue out
skirts Of the town. TIE insurance. will
au01ui 90 500 CO... the loss =. 90 coo. All
pfovIsiots we're burned but tie sufferers are
beng rssisved by supplies sent from this
81 ard uancock